Review on 🔊 BriteLink Bluetooth Audio Receiver: Transform Your Stereo Systems with Portable, High-quality Music Streaming – by CyberTech by Jeremy Tyson

First of all, the main reason for buying a Bluetooth audio receiver was to play music from iPhone 4 in the car. My car came pre-equipped with a Bluetooth hands-free kit and microphone near the rear-view mirror. I almost never use my phone in the car, but on those rare occasions the BTR006 has made it a nightmare. Minor annoyances 1) The power button is so small that I have a hard time pressing and holding the button. (I have big hands) 2) The blue light when turned on is almost invisible in daylight, especially if you're wearing sunglasses 3) The beep when turned on is also very quiet through the speakers 4) The sound was great some days, never has missed a hit. Other days it would be off for a few minutes. I was able to restart it by quickly pressing the power button to stop the sound and then pressing it again to restart. Do this multiple times in a row and it gets tiresome. The main problem is that this little receiver picks up audio from my car's Bluetooth connection during a phone call. The first few times this happened I thought the call had been dropped. Then I realized what had happened and used the touchscreen to reselect my machine's Bluetooth connection. About half a minute later, the sound was again intercepted by BTR006. I then spent a hell of a lot of time shutting down the BTR006 (see #1 in Minor Annoyances). I only give it two stars because I can still use it outside of my car with my laptop; I will never use it with my phone again!